Hi! I wanted to point out a few inconsistencies in the LilyDoc. Here come the bullet points:
- In Learning Manual > 5.4.2 Within-staff objects > The direction property, in the list of predefined \objectDown \objectUp \objectNeutral commands, every command in the “Revert” column is \*Neutral, except for the command for arpeggio arrows, which is \arpeggioNormal. Please change it to \arpeggioArrowNeutral to match every other command. Additionally, it might be best to change the \arpeggioArrowDown and \arpeggioArrowUp commands to simply \arpeggioDown and \arpeggioUp respectively, in which case the reverting command should become \arpeggioNeutral to match them Highlighting inconsistencies: - Nowhere in the Notation Reference does the TextMark object get highlighted, and neither does Text_mark_engraver - incipit-width (\layout variable) doesn't get highlighted in its single appearance in NotRef 2.9.6 Working with ancient music – scenarios and solutions > Incipits, though this one might be on purpose? - It's unclear if pdftitle (\header var) should be highlighted or not (quite sure you only see it the one single time in NotRef 3.3.3 Creating output file metadata) - I don't think annotate-spacing (\paper var) gets mentioned in the lists of \paper variables in NotRef 4.1 Page Layout, only in 4.6.1 Displaying spacing. This one might also be intentional. I remember seeing other inconsistencies in NotRef, but I'll have to get back to you on that. Finally, I'd like to ask why some functions are simply Not There in the internals reference?? where are x11-color and rgb-color? why can I not find magstep in the scheme function list? IntRef A.1 concept index is completely empty, was it supposed to go there? where did make-pango-font-tree go :( really it only caused me problems because I'm writing a syntax file for LilyPond and I'm not sure what to highlight lmao (which is also the reason I've been SCOURING the LilyDoc lately). this is a real genuine question I really feel like I'm missing something please Many thanks! Have a good day/night, Luise
